Victorian Country Orchid Clubs Challenge 2026
- When:
- Sat, 4 Saturday 4th – Sun, 5 Jul 2026 , to Sunday 5th of July, 2026,
- Where:
- McIntosh Centre, Shepparton Showgrounds
- Cost:
- $5
- Contact:
- Goulburn Valley Orchid Club on 0417923874 or
Times:
- Saturday: 12pm to 4pm
- Sunday: 9am to 3pm
There will be five commercial growers that you can purchase plants and growing accessories from.
There will be light refreshments available to purchase.
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This Show brings nine Victorian Country Clubs together at one time to show their beautiful Orchids. It is hosted by a different club each year. There is always a amazing display of different genera of Orchids